Eisenhower Doctrine Seen as Modest Start for Middle East Policy
This analysis argues the Eisenhower Doctrine offers only a modest beginning toward a broader regional policy. It notes ignorance fear corruption and poverty hinder progress and warns that Arab Israeli questions need clearer US commitment and strategy beyond the current doctrine.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
United States
Fertile Crescent
Iraq
Syria
Jordan
Palestine
Eisenhower Reviews Arizona Drought Crisis In Worst Year
President Eisenhower in Tucson assesses drought impact on Arizona ahead of drought relief talks. University of Arizona experts warn breeding cow numbers need rebuilding after multi year drought, with irrigation storage at Coolidge Dam severely depleted and rainfall half the normal annual average.
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Tucson
Ariz
Eisenhower
Arizona
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Harold Myers
College of Agriculture
University of Arizona
Edmund Schulman
Raymond Seltzer
Coolidge
Pinal County
Seltzer
Violence Hits Portmouth Phone Strike Wounding Worker
Renewed clashes erupted Monday as 10 to 12 men attacked Ohio Consolidated Telephone repair crew in Portsmouth Scioto County. Robert Cole, 28, suffered a possible brain concussion and was hospitalized. Police said the assault followed a cruiser guard call as the strike by CWA continued. company officials warned of further blackouts without protection.
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Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Robert Cole
Scioto County
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Consolidated
Albert Bailey
Cole
Bailey
A. C. Purpura
Ohio Consolidated General
Senator Says Barring Newsmen Dangerous Precedent
Senator Neu berger of Oregon calls the White House plan to bar journalists during Eisenhower's second term inauguration a highly dangerous precedent. He warns the public ceremony will occur Sunday with a Capitol area event following.
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Washington
Sen. Neuberger
D-Ore
White House
Eisenhower
Capitol
Butler County Inmates To Use White Soap
Hamilton Ohio prisoners at the Butler County jail will switch to white soap after green soap previously hid sawed bars. Sheriff Paul A Pell said inmates used green soap to camouflage bar progress and avoid detection.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Ohio
Paul A. Pell
Eden Plans Vacation to New Zealand with Wife
Former Prime Minister Eden and his wife will sail Friday on an extended vacation trip to New Zealand unless a threatened dock strike delays them.
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Eden
London
New Zealand
House GOP Caucus Reviews Committee Placements
House Republicans meet to approve committee assignments announced Monday. Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins of the 10th District is assigned to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
House Republican
Thomas A. Jenkins
10Th Congressional
Ways and Means
Withdrawal of Troops From Germany Urged In Disarmament Talks
Sen. Humphrey urged expanding disarmament talks to include negotiated withdrawal of American and Soviet troops from Germany. He supported Lodge Jr s five point program but urged flexibility on Central Europe and Germany and warned of possible German moves toward unification with East Germany. The plan also calls for arm forces limits of 22 million for US and Soviets and 750 thousand for Britain and France with inspections.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Germany
United Nations
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Minnesota
Europe
East Germany
Poland
Adenauer
West Germany
United States
Soviet Russia
Britain
France
UN Hopes For Arms Agreement Amid Disarmament Debate
UN diplomats in New York cling to hopes for a major power accord on disarmament as Russia and the United States clash in the Assembly’s opening debate. Britain prepares to speak as diplomats note US space missile control and stockpile limits offer a path to a total nuclear ban.
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Israel
Israel-Jordan
Israel- Egypt
Britain
United States
Turkey
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Russia
U. S
Farm Bureau Leaders Back Base Acreage Plan Over Allotments
Presidents of eight Midwest Farm Bureau Federation state groups urged restoring the base acreage plan and opposed the current corn acreage allotment. They warned continued allotments could cut participation in the 1957 soil bank program after a farmers referendum. The eight presidents met in Chicago at the invitation of Charles B. Shuman as the national board met in Washington.
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Chicago
Midwest Farm Bureau Federation
FBF
Federation
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan, Ill
Nine day cold wave in north India claims dozens of lives
Reports from New Delhi say at least 20 Indians have died with figures possibly reaching 40 as an unusual cold snap grips north India over nine days.
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New Delhi
North
India
Ohio lawmakers eye 400 million for school subsidies
In Columbus the 102nd General Assembly opens with a flood of education bills likely. Officials forecast subsidy costs rising from 314 million to about 360 million for the next two years, with a possible total near 400 million including aid to poorer districts. The Ohio Education Association pushes reforms on distribution formulas operating levies and bond approvals, plus district consolidation and prohibiting fraternities and sororities in public schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
102Nd
General Assembly
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Assembly
Ohio Education Assn
OEA
OFA
Eisenhower seeks 383 million in supplemental funds
The administration asks Congress for 383 million dollars in supplemental appropriations to cover higher costs in social security and to support drought relief for farmers, increased SBA loan needs, and continued strategic minerals purchases. The request targets the current fiscal year ending June 30 and increases the federal share for needy payments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Sault Ste. Marie Street Dance Freezes at Thirteen Below
About 100 couples braved 13 degrees below zero for a Monday night street dance in a supermarket parking lot. They danced to recorded music as live musicians stayed indoors, calling the night very cold but still cool.
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Sault ST. Marie
Mich
Hungary Receives 200 Million Ruble Loan for Reconstruction
Radio Budapest reports that China has granted Hungary a loan of 200 million rubles about 50 million dollars at official rates to aid reconstruction in the rebellion-torn country.
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Budapest
Radio
China
Hungary
December Disappointingly Warm Bulletin Headline
The Anthracite Institute bulletin flags December as unusually warm, noting widespread mild temperatures and readers wondering about seasonal norms.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Institute
Dulles Warns of New War If Ike Plan Fails
Secretary Dulles warned Congress that without approval of Eisenhower's Middle East aid program and troop authority, American soldiers may face a new war in the region. He told Senators Morse Green and others that passage reduces the risk of fighting there.
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Washington
Dulles
Middle East
Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
U.S
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Eisenhower calls for labor and business restraint on wages
The president urged self discipline to curb price and wage increases as living costs rise and Middle East tensions loom. He warned past appeals by Truman and current inflationary pressures show restraint is hard to achieve in business and union negotiations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Congress
Truman
Middle East
Cold Spell Not Record Setter In Ohio
The Associated Press reports Ohio faces continued cold with cloud cover and snow likely today and Wednesday. Forecasters note the cold is not unprecedented, citing January 1893 as an example, while eastern states see several record lows including 42 below at Massena, New York.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Massena
N. Y
Three Killed In Air Crash Near Long Beach
In Long Beach California a pilotless Douglas Skyraider crashed into two plants near Eugene Field Elementary School narrowly missing the school and its 330 pupils. First Lt Dale O Fortune 26 Costa Mesa pilot died when his parachute failed to open. A second crewman parachuted to safety while Cpl Joseph Licato 20 radar man survived landing in a tree after the craft caught fire at about 5000 feet during a routine training mission.
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Long Beach
Calif
Eugene Field
Dale O. Fortune
Costa Mesa
Marine Corps
Joseph D. Licato
Licato
Solon Urges Taft Stamp Request to Congress
Sen Capehart of Indiana introduced a bill Monday asking Congress to urge the Post Office Department to issue a special postage stamp honoring the late Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio. The move highlights Taft's national stature and commemorates his public service.
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Washington
Congress
Post Office Department
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Moths do not chew clothing holes say researchers
The note clarifies moths do not chew fabric directly. damage comes from larvae after hatching from eggs laid in fur or wool items. It advises trying Messenger Classified Ads for quick results, citing an advertiser who rented a house within two hours after the ad appeared.
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Messenger
Three rooms with storage near Harmony Road for rent
An advertisement offers a three room unit with ample storage near Harmony Road. Contact phone 24002 for details and place the Want Ad by calling b1242 and cancel after results are obtained.
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Harmony Road
Wage Hike Signed by Ohio General Assembly
The measure to raise salaries for state officials and board members passed both houses in about 24 hours and is expected to be signed by Gov. C William ONeill as one of his first acts.
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Columbus
General Assembly
C. William O'Neill
Actor Robert Montgomery Linked to Navy Post
The Los Angeles Times reports Robert Montgomery, a top Eisenhower adviser, is being considered for Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Washington bureau chief Robert Hartmann says Montgomery, 52, is reportedly interested in the $20,000 yearly role that should open soon after the President begins his second term.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Robert Montgomery
Eisenhower
Robert Hartmann
Times
Washington
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